Hutchinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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.76o.me -ad u LC6, MARY LARSON junior and Senior High Home Economics HELEN THORSON junior and Senior High Home Economics In the sewrng department grrls frrst studxed the many dlfferent textlles and then were taught how to create a garment wrth and wrthout a pattern A unrt on good groommg was studred and the grrls were g1ven an opportunlty to assemble man rcure sets f1X thexr na1ls and wash sweaters prop erly Maktng My Room More Attractrve was another unnt studred rn whrch the students planned a bedroom and made booklets Tucked towelmg kmttmg and crochetmg were some of the fancy work mdulged m by the glrls Tint 11 the uay we make our bed Drane Wendt Barbara Wrnght and Elotse Tuman Seventh grade cookmg students stud1ed the bastc seven and prepared foods of thrs type Jams and Jelltes were canned by the etghth grade gurls Because of the purchase of a new freezer junlors studred a unnt on freezxng foods Some of the home economxc g1rls prepared fancy foods for vanous occastons A unxt of meat cookmg was studted by the jumor gtrls Dznner 11 rerved Sandra Burch Joanne Clay and Jacquelme Wheeler

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,ic MR. G. I. BRENDE Instrumental Music CAROL ULVILDEN Senior High Music and English VIII ANNETTE EDQUIST junior High Music and Grade Music Supervisor Seventh and eighth grade music students studied ear training, kinds of composition, composers, and instrumentation. Selective chorus work was offered in both the jun- ior and senior high. Miss Edquist was in charge of the junior high chorus, boys chorus, and selected girls ensembles. Miss Ulvilden was the director of the senior high chorus, mixed ensemble, boys' octet, and girls' ensemble. In charge of the band and orchestra was Mr. G. I. Brende. These groups made numerous public ap- pearances during the school year. How abou! 'Dry BlN16.li'.Ju Gayle Melendy, joel Brende, Wzildcn Narr, and Leland Sheppard The only wwf Mlm nm heal time are flame trfau beat zlrzmz i. Tommy Brunberg, Tom Stibal, Eleanor Raether, and Ruby Sanders 2 - ,x x. j ANA Q 1 I - I . Y- ti l iv1ri'x . f -. 1' l: K 'W X 1, ,Nfl ', n' fg 3-4 xi 14i:i ' In

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ucultww RAYBIOND EBFRHART Agrrculrure and Farm Shop Nrnth grade agrrculture students studred a unrt on natural resources followed by a ser1es of lessons on who should farm and where A study was made of all the common crops and anrmals grown IU our area and how to produce and sell them most economlcally In semor hxgh students had the opportunrty of studyrng some of the same crops and lnvestock but from a more advanced vlewpornt that of a farm manager or operato Students learned about genetrcs feedlng brefdrng marketxng processrng transportrng and servrcrng Agrzcnltnre rmdenfr 7711011 ed 171 tertmg mzlk Kenneth Knacke and Roger Schlueter In the elex enth grade a student could take farm shop vshrch gaxe fxrst hand exper1ence ID some of the mechanlcal phases of agnculture Fllfllff farmert ff Amerzra Duane Hug and Harvey Radtke v-,wi